Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-11
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Company E. meets for drill this
evening.
The Yankton Turnverein. holds it's
regular monthly meeting at the hall
this evening.
Teller Hose company No. ] holds its
regular monthly meeting at the truck
house tomorrow evening.
james Kingsbury is building q brick
culyert crossing at tie intersection OF
Broadway and Fourth streets.
There is every probability that all the
saloon keepers in the city will pay the
$500 license and continue in the bust
Dess.
The oat harvest has begun In Yankton
county. On Saturday last one field
war cut. and to-day several farmers have
begun.
Lingo's mare Nellie came out victori-
Gus in the half mile dash which occurred
at the race course on Saturday afternoon.
tt seems that this animal is hard to beat.
There have been twenty-five licenses
issued to retail liquor dealers in the city
of Yankton. The item announcing that
there we're ninety.two was q Topographic
Col error.
Mrs. o. II. Bates, entertained a few
friends on Friday evening last III honor
OF Mrs. Maris Taylor, of Huron. The
guests allude to the OCCASION as heings
exceptionally pleasant.
Taylor and Sargents addition to the
city OF Yaukton mas been placed on the
market, and as the location is desirable
lots are selling rapidly at low prices.
E. NJ. O'Brien is selling the property.
A poor lone individual paid $50 into
the city treasury this morning for get
ting drunk. He was found raising q
muss on the streets Saturday evening,
and he spent the Sabbath %repenting in
thu quay.
John Stafford of Aberdeen, formerly
OF this city, has many friends in Yankton
who will be pleased to learn that Mr.
Stafford is now recovering from o severe
kick which he received from a horse
some weeks ago.
Joseph Bader OIL Saturday evening
last raf1ed the beautiful oleander which
has SO long been admired by people
passing Mr.. Baders place on Broad
way, Alice stler held the lucky num-
Der and received the prize.
AT O'Clock yesterday afternoon
thermometer hanging in a shaded 500
registered 95 degrees above zero. 4
certain seeker of a position on the boar
of trustees, was heard to remark ut abou
shat time ..This is Hades and repeat"
The Milwaukee railway company VII
construct q sidewalk from the depot t
the BurIeigh street bridge. This in
provement will be q comparative luxur
and the railway company should receiv
o vote OF thanks after the walk is CON
pleted.
Prof. Thos. Douglas, teacher of th
manly art OF self defense, and q man VII
has now some renown as q manipulate
in local poDnoal circles, has torn HIN
self loose from Yankton where he he
resided for many years and gone I
Sioux CITY.
Frank 81. Ziebach is now o geDtlema
Of leisure. On Saturday evening last /
severed his connection With Uncle San
as per an order received by the land Of
foe officials from Washington some tin
ego, to the effect that the services
clerks in the Office would have to be di
pensed with.
The charter which the CITY counc
granted to the Yankton street railwa
company has expired because one mi
of the track was not completed by I'll
fret oil JulY. Yankton's population wi
be compelied to walk on as of old, for
few months. The matter OF q sire
railway will receive the attention OF 8
other party very soon. and there is y
hope.
The county commissioners have be-
busy all day in comparing the local o